Vittsburgit Sazettil.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 14. ,
Union State Ticket.
FOB 013T=[3011:
ANDREW G. CURTIN, of Centre.
FOB /VDU OT 1111417YBUILII OOUBT :
DANIEL AGNEW. of B
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Union Cookie Ticket. •
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ii. JOHN P.GLABB. '
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cu. RAKE B. HERRON.
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Polittical eltitoaoptit,ar th e - Bastrop.
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,The-Nalional latelligaseer has an article
entitled "Maxims of Political Degeneracy,"
for which it takes as its text some remarks
addressed .by us to the members of the
State Conyentliniirhich recently issiimbled
here. That It shOuld differ with us Upon
a queatio4, of Morals or politics, is not re
martable. Oar respective locations would
aceount-for that — Wr m7it - of :Pittsburgh,
the most loyal community iri the nation,
which has done more for Mimosa, as can
didats in the' first pit)", And, for,the war
agertrarda, than perhaps any other in the
country. • The Inteuigascir speaks, on the
the otherlmnit for a people, - deceiving their
bread from the Government, who turned
up their aristocratic noses at the advent of
• dynasty so vulgar, and with whom dis
loyalty was not tikcsocption, but the rule.
How far that paper or ours may be respon
sible for the state' of fublio opinion in our
respective communities—whether wilave
mule it, or only reflected it—we couldtardly
feature to nay: tnaimnoh , gowever, as
the latelkhasecr has a sort of traditional
reputation for conservatism--lapaing some
times into the defence of old shuns, and
is often preventing it from even learning
anything new as it grows older—while we
are sometimes regarded as shockingly radi
eat, we cannot do leas than try conclu
sions with it upon the point to which it re
fers.
• We remarked on the occasion referred to,
that we did not expect from any represent.
alive body thus selected, either the very
attest, or moat honest and courageous man in
the State; that "the best man is seldom the
arsfiatis one;" that we must wait a few
generations to improve the tone of popular
sentiment, and the system of public repro.
rentation before we could hope to develop
the best abilities of the nation in the places
of highest trust; and that, although "there
never was an occasion' when the country
most needed its brigh test Men," we were
"not disposed in the Meanwhile to be un
reaionable in our demands. And this is
objected to by the inteliyeacer, not for the
reason that our complaints are groundless,
bat ,because we bow to the necessities of
our ?condition, and endeavor to educe the
largest amount of good, of which it is OM.
oeptible, out of a system essentially vicious
in itself, and not amendable by us. "It is
precisely such acquiescence," the Inteligen
cer remark; "in the degrading maxtms of
organised politics, which has brought this
country to its present low estate."
If the Istelligeneer had Set down the
present unhappy condition of things to the
amount of the system, and not to that of a
mere acquiescence in that which cannot be
at present avoided, we should have entirely
agreed with it. There is nothing clearer
tom, than the proposition, that it is to the
manifest and shameful inferiority of our
Northein Itepresentatives, and the some.
pent abjestness and servility of the whole
*lase, that we are mainly indebted for the
disparaging estimate of the Northern char.
aster, which has portaged the whole Smith,
and tempted its inhabitants to take up arms
against the Government, ander the idea
that there was neither pluck, or honor, or
manly virtue amongst us: And this is not,
perhaps, so much the fault of the people, as
of the representative bodies who are cost:,
nilesiosied td declare what ie supposed to
be their WW. But in either aspect, how is
it to be helped? If the defeat is in the
manner or form of the expression of that
will, in what way is it to be corrected? It
it inheres in the principle of represents.
!hag, we must of course give up the idea of
representative government entirely,_ as
being altogether impracticable. If it
arises, however, out of ,an infirmity which
is cumble, by Improving the tuiderstanding
and morals of thivotei we must allow the
,
time—extending, it may be, to generationi
—which such a process of education would
require. But last ,are we to do in the
meanwhile? ''"Walt," we say, "and endeavor
at least to modify the evil, and make it as
tolerable as we can."' "No," replies the
Iseltigneees, "thetwould be acquiescence
in the degrading maxima of organized pot
- ities." But bow are we to help ourselves ?
Shall we protest, cad refuse to support the
'candidate? Shell we fly to the 'Diebold, and
• seek a cave, or sit down on a pillar, like
Simeon Stylltes, by way of loftier
protest, agitinst the degeneracy of the'
times? In that case, we deny ourselves
the privilege of choosing between
averting a greater; and aioepting a less—.
Instead of accommodating ourselves to the
infirmities of a common netts* and en•
desmoririg to reform them, and waiting
even for e few generations—which are but
a day In.the life of humanity—to scam- I
plisih.lL
Urn the theory of the Zataitgeseer, we
should_ never vete at all, and allow the '
. knaves to govern in their own way, merely
bean we cannot have OUT own choice-'
Whichniight suit a citizen; of the District,
but not us? When and" how often has it
happened witlais the observation of the
7ateillimar,••thit the . people of *State or
Congressional District, have selected 'their
ablest, on their trios! honest and Omega
o w l ma i l ,"“ their candidate I, itdOes not
• hoPen--ogiele• ih man .l- •,ilteeth - eitlier
because the people are not sufficiently is:
formed, or beemme Their .opinlons are not
fairly ropreeented, or because the verb best
Meat; or olkight-bleiolii4o decline Oen
. •
yers, which inT4Sa t L imozigka of the:
pride of manhood, for an office which has
lost so much in popular respect, and where
the probable auoolatious might so much
impailhis ;ewers of et , efulneincaa to ren
der a private elation much more desirable
to him. What, then, %re we to do in such
cases? The practical man, who ie gov
erned, by the rules of common sense—and
we profess only to be of that eart-=-Irotld say
"the beet we can." The Intelligencer would
insist that this is "aoquieettenoe in the de
grading maxims of organized polities." We
would any 'that any 'other than orianizeet
politics is no better than Qtdicllam• 1
',- =The intelligences objects to the limitation
1 of our protest to those "against whom any
1 solid and weit-sustained objection on the score
of honesty can be made," and makes us say
that this would be to court defeat, with the
samicertainty as if the but man was nom
incited. We have not said anything of the
sort. The drift of our observations was
only to show that the best man could not be
nominated, under our present system. of
repreieritation in Conventions, whieh it
would, perhnpej - require generations to rem
edy.. The whole questionand
. the oily
proper one for 'the occasion—was one of
nontination, without eitherintimation or be
lief, that the beat man would not ruses well
as any body else, it nominated. But the
Intelligencerneems to think, from its italics,
that there is ho difference between an ob-
jectiou that is sound and welt proved, and
astother-that in not. In its yteirit - bred&
dent that it'marbe - made, without refer
ence to the question, whether it be true or
material?
We have enrintilated no mail& Whatever,
unless the general truths we have stated,
or the idea of the necessity of availability
in the candidate, are to be so considered. To
apply, however, the epithet of "degrading,"
to a consideration of such great practical
value, is to talk foolishly, even beyond the
usual privilege. We should like to knOw
what it would profit to • nominate even the
best man, if he should not be available aa a
candidate, when nominated? True wisdom,
and true petilotism, would both say, nomi
nate not the beet man absolutely, but the
beet you can elect. 11 the beet, absolutely,
Is not the one with whom you, are likely to
succeed, that is the fault of the people,
which -the -rational politician, who is the
true statesman, will always take into the
account. He will remember, that in these
matters we have to deal with men, and in
stead of aiming at that which is 'utensim
able, by an insane endeavor to force the
popular growth at once up to his own stan
dard of excellenoe, be will be content to
wait, even a few generations, for the prob
lem of human perfectibility to work itself
out. How many it will take, will depend,
in his estimation, precisely upon the rea
sonableness of the demands of the parties,
who have to deal with it. Bat will his
waiting in this way, involve any such post
ponement of "the duty of amendment," as
is likely to "create surprise," in any other
mind, than that of each philosophers as the
Editor of the bateiligencert The angler who
who would deal otherwise with the fish
which he has hooked, would be apt to break
his line, and lose, instead of landing him.
Wh have elsewhere printed a letter from
Mr. SZDGWICIE, of New York, Chairman of
the Naval Committee, giving a quietus to
LAIRD'S story abaci the Navy Department
at Washington having proposed to his
agent to have gunboats and iron-clads
built in England. We have since seen it
elated, on the authority of parties who re
member the circumstance, that one of
LAIRD'S agents endeavored to promote his
end by putting the matter on the pound of
high principle: "Mr. LAIRD was anxious
to do something to give Slavery a death
blow." Benevolent, upright, "high-toned"
LAIRD! What arguments did he use when
he went over to Dicta?
The haltering@ of East Tennessee.
The late rebel coneoription seems to have
been the only act required to complete the
ruin of East Tennessee. The able•bodiod
men had either been foroed into the rebel
ranks or made their escape. The rebel
government new demands the services of
all between the ages of fortptive and Fifty-
Ave. A requisitlen has been made by Davis
on Governor Harris for 6,000 of this eases,
and, as many will escape, this number will
take about all that may be left up to fifty
five years.
Recent accounts show that the attempts
of conscripts to escape are met by the most
wanton cruelties by the rebels, who do not
attempt to take them, bat shoot them down
like wild beasts whenever and wherever
found. The inhuman slaughter of these
unfortunates, occurring daily and openly,
absolutely horrible, and would be incred
ible but for the testimony of scores of wit.
AMES who have arrived within our lines.
A Lexington (Ky.) correspondent says
"Neither this war nor any other can sur
pass the Inhuman cruelties practised by
theme rebels in East Tennessee. Even this
last conscription act is - intended and em
ployed more as a cloak to their barbarities
than to obtain soldiers, since it furnishes
excuse to seise property, hang, kill, and
vent the most infernal passions with impu
nity. Boys under twelve years have been
shot , on their knees at their mother's feet;
Union ram old and young, hart been shot
and hanged in,the presence of their ago
nised wives 'sr mothers, fentalee have been
brntallimurdered for concealing their eons
or husbands, or violated in the presence of
their bound And helpless mole protectors.
Rapine, pingo, arson, rape and murder are
no longer crimes in Best Tennessee, and no
rebel soldier has yet been punished for any
offence against a Union man or woman.
And these are the demons who prate of
rights and superior alvilliatitin, who north
ern peace Democrats think !are wronged,
and to whom northern frnudeills should
I submit the control of goverinient."
Fo lITERVIZIV WITH Morsoez's Him
ALLOWXD.—Adlapatch from Columbus, 0.,
Boons of llerituoky females, who have
rebel friends in prison in this place, are
arriving defy. - sPPlications, to the
civil or military authorities for interviews
with prisoners meet with' but one answer.
Orders from the -War- Department say it
must be 'distinctly understood'that no per
lonshall be permitted to ♦laic them.
SonsiTrias.--Substitutes for drafted
men freely offer at Washington at as low a
prism as $175. psis tuba:hate, called on to
swear thai he was not a deserter replied
that he could not do so, as he had desert
ad front the rebel army. The officers
warned him of his dialer if he should be
oapttired his 7flii coolly replied
th a t they might Ming him, end was re
ceived.
A Move:Nur PSODAB2II u BOIIIIITDXS
DXPAXTXXXT.-41110. BULEISideII old Khali
Army Corps has begun to arrive in Cincin
nati. The entireoorplwiUbein Kentuoky .
shortly. Gem. Duriuddei and staff left Cin
cinnati. on Manday i leind South. It is
thought an important movement is about to
be made in his Department.
NIGITHER SCAIXD cue Hoar.—Daring
the recent political canvas in. Kentucky,
Mr. Mallory, member of Cengreee elect,
was deAunneed se an abolitioniet by hie
opponent. But the people were not
frightened by this ancient bugaboo, for
Mr. Mallory received 2,438 votes of the
3,404 cast in hie district.
General Logan esid the ether day in IL
ilnole,:thatit did not frighten him to be
called an Abolitionist. It does not seem
to scare the Kentuckians either.
fra fr IN LHrIIpJNI eir7P
WANTED—A bond or mortgage on
haprorod ;rope• to In too sly or oonotty, to
tho ascount of $1,201, having from Oro to tea part
to rue.. WIN bo aken at a , aw rata of lotoroot.
Wit B. Nob oiN aO3 10i Toarth knot.
OUrF.R.3-WANI'IO).
11 220E2 2 tBILIL 000P2213 W •BTCP,
At Wes that airy can make over two &Ilan par
day
auldior _ R. w. EZNISZDY A EEO., Pearl Will.
14 011r4. WiIATILD.—A comfortable
Li !welling Homo; on line of rains I ;widened.
B. H. Whi , so,
an S. 61 Water • net. Ali. glom
FU„ IJINOINN ATI & LUU-thir ia t
18VILL1L—The flee new Moamar
MMOATINS. rapt J. .1. Bohlcam, w .we. as
*Wm on PRI D • the 14th last.. at 10 a. m.
Tor frelibt or pawage apple on Mewl ee t. •
I atilt JOHN PLAOa. Arent.
tilUtt . .l,tou we are iustruoted to sell
a: flail TI lIEULLLBST nUILD LBO LOTS.
each hamlet a trout et l 0 ket and exttudlop beck 100
tort, whetted to Ike ettenth We'd of the et:, of
Pittshorgh, near to the tow Water Begin. P. Vet
wishing to oteke a roping Investment. the dome
present, arm opp•rtaalit• ACV; at ooc+ to
eolt B MOLSII
Wt 35, WHIZ K. LB ait-
BOWS. t T TRUO6 8, k pt on hand
and made to order Ake. D&lN'd PATSNT 011, d
DB/1..L5 and 13BILD BOWING 11 elihOW,., the hat
and elarapast teed dower. now lu tie.
All -work warranted •
0 COLlfilial,
Marlon 11.12 U,
Nal LINZ qUAttit,t 'ry RAN r—on the
14.7" Plttabargo, fort Way. 3 Chion t ro fl 11r.d
sod Ohio Mow, near Perk ileum
B, It. INfll3,
anl3 63 water oryeet. All •
NnW I:3rlUlSitj NALIIIIJN, very
Owl= put up to Mu cat., by Imo Blob & Co.,
Jule reoelved fr.ru liortou, and tor We at the Posey
dr03:13 , btom of
JOHN A. RE SHAW,
be mid Hand atreeta.
CultietC,6—Choioe hi 3, Ls
! guayra, Java sad Noels Cola on baud and for
Ws by tb. bag or at reran. by
JOHN A. lIINNHAW.
ault • corm. Warrty and Hand mama.
4•Halti:tti.—a. choice Jot of
i Old Ocelots and New Western Reserve Cheese,
reorle.d, and ending et the Yearly Urocerr Store et
Jon N A. REIbU&W.
milt • mere. Llb.ny end Hand starer&
STAK BRAND LIAYId—A fresh lot,
pat up azpincy or tho iribtorlber, suit rrailvad
and for vole by
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
Bd. • norno. Litp-r• ohnd H.nd
ILL (4. 4 /Tll i OIL ULU tit of N.
kind. • ii. WINDOW ausuca,ol et es
atria] I outsad and for iris ebony by
J A H. En LYN'.
anl4 16 orld IS L. • kb. t,Pt.
Ll omPbTAL of tnt, tes
11 quality, always on hand at Ye and Zs 8.. I iti
attest. & V. e
Pi iv sY i.V AN i A atiLltAteir
AOLDSBIIf. AT war CIODOTICH.
tioardaithily )—Tike duties of this loidepay , ehl he
mooted on TlitflieDAT, Ewan:her Of. The fol
lemma pattunen compose the Maud of Tnistets
Hon. JAMIE etiLLOOK, Panident.
Dort. Wet. APPLI, Via, Pseoldent.
W. 10. LADDER., Er , Boontan.
JAMES H. 0818, Msg., Treentrer.
Ber. The Nartort, D. D. James L. Otaghoro,
Bev VBrattierd, D D., Chute. B. Dmegau,
Non. enerald Thompson, Goo. P. Bran,
Hon. Charles O'S MU, Wm. L. tyainte,
Don. John Hickman, leo. le. Iran.
Bee W D. 1.111h02., 4d4tentk May.
•Oo'. Wm Bell Wedaell, r. D. Patinae.
Jen B. Tormend. thtodere Myatt,
The straining offend f r the acquirement of .
if:tarnish military educstion are randomly to thole
of West Point The Academic Staff It competed of
ibmoughlynempetent Inetruners The Idcoatlonal
Department mamma Moran. Oolltira's end &i.
attille warm..
Oatehst &Avalon le yid to the morel InsiroMlon
of •the oadoto. Ortolan may be had of JOliel
.OJT I', Ho.= Libaty street, PlOsiningb.
VOL. TOLD. ft V TT.
ctrl Pe
fraiC WILD WOMAN.
THE TWIG MJTJRCOMAFEIIt 07
MISS ALICE SALON,
Who •as recently exhibited M Clecinnsti, but was
easily rescued In, her perneezters ty the cubism
of met city.
The history of this strange woman furnishes fool.
dents tf lbw he malt thrilling nsrr•tive era writ•
ten. tpleuild., Itionastrd by Noble. with Ane to
grarrnits, designed *evened, for ads work. Pries,
only 25 cent&
TIIIt lIt4IL SLBDL GuOSINS; on, UPI AID
LOVI IN Br.OeBIIA. Being the t sod Con•
Owlet of the btantbul Barun e•ephene, the eo
cootpliebid niece of A.. U Stephens, glee Prteldent
of the amithera MlA:jersey.
Tido Is • faithtni and .timing narrative of the
thrlOing wobeltnew, terrible wise, and intense
anffering.ei fistulae!, borne bf tali nab* and pr
Viotti; einem, during her annoyhtg end tulle=
lorioeig from het elepted twine la the Bona to the
piece her natty - 11, the Po.th. illurraied
thecorgbout with gee enirevings. Prlee. 16 *tete.
Just pebtiobed and void by
JON P. HUNT.
lleialsonia 33"lith Street.
Sir Mailed to any adireet, poet paid, on rode ,
aul4
pr
100 uuz "
SUS p lON DIIIRS
FOR SATZ OtIZA.P, AT
it'CLELLANDI AUCTION HOUSE,
No. 55 Fifth Street.
nula
ATWATER LOTS FOR SALE, ON
THE OHIO A PA. B. 8., IHiliß OOIIBTHEY•B
BT&Tlo27.—'[he ondettlittei It authorised to on
two Oats of land, one of 6'% and ono of It any
each; fronttas on the Obto t Pa. B. 8., being put
of am form of David Diem:, ilvetoolL
A plan of themes may bs NMI by otUlng at my
toe, go, 79 SLdenl strut, Allegheny Olty
M=3M
Ml=
SELECT BOHOOL,
I. B. 6IWAILL, A. wan,
No. 191 PENN BTEEST. PITTEBORGH. PA
. Ma. Proem tot/lade to open a 8.1.0 t ached to
the lam airy to ,utt in the emend do lr of lto. lel
Pion strret,on the Ft uST eiONual Or 30. ka•
' 11333 Latin, Greek. Greek, Y•en.h end Oa
men will he taught, whhe re pales .111 b • mooed d to
impart to the pap 'borough too oration in the
am►t branolme of as
Mr. 21. proposes to Watt the ntonber of paths,
that be may here the blotter opportunity of senator
proper moral and letehectuil culture, and more rem
prOVIIIM
sz-150 imakm of /len Month►. Ito extra
charge% • 7"Mtlon to be paid during the Oral half 01
the Peplos
School Vaunt tram 9 m. to 3p m.
Or Atter the 17th to■t. ate. N..any be emu dilly
at the t ehoel Booms, during the above boon
aul3,td
FREnT TABS.
ADAMS 8 CO., No. ST Wood street,
Are prepozed t, fonifol; pestle who wish to km o
treeb fruit dudes the whiter months with their eel
etneed
Buckeye Jar, and also Cork Jar,
Which they can ' , apply at the ivy taunt pica, •t
Wholesale sad ritalL
grain tim • aill.
fIISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
—The pettnershiplutretofore *sitting lidos=
1101( SE W. VS. BOON, doing btid•
neat ..Or the style of WIN fd °KIM k Oth. wee
d teoletd by mutual consent ousbe Bth lost WK.
SloSlll retiring. W. W. ANDZROON Is anther.
.120 to on the none of tbs lbw In settling the
WM. MICA le,.
WW. ANDERSON, (suoceeeer to
. vac is wins* 00. ) wflt tontines the Brow-
Rey Business at the taleethemi City Stevgry:
463 Belitoca etteet, Alletbety City.
*.letter • ANfritßeati
200 13131.11. _UAW tjw CHU fot u.le
boud‘r free, by she oar lord or sroglo
bend. YOST., •1311WOltili.
son Drumm, Way audits. Mar street.
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BTATIDBEIIT AND BLANK BOWEL
ALL THE NEW BO 8.
GOLD PhD* anarrantetl the beet that ate made.
dARTZIi DZ VISITS.
ill 1,1 TA 111' Veolo.
JOHN P. El I.INT"Is
Book, Stationery and Bows Emporium
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sta
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LINDSAY'S IMPROVED))Id)OD BEARD/TAIL
AYIR's 01111111 Y PACTOILL e EXTRACT
SA ASA PAULL&
COUSIAILD'S MEDICATED BOAP
B•ACES3 RAMER AND EXTRA SCENTED
ROE Pry 504.1 E.
RIMMIXTTS TRAVVIINO EXTRACT&
TINE TRANOR EXTRACTS, for the toindket
cllef;saud
TIDDIT WAXI FRUIT WAXI ARUM WAXI
tar miles trill cane and pima= always be pro
cured
C.c.O et
. L. SELLER: CENTRAL DURO "MORE,
GLIWE'tB, OIL CLOTHH, AND
WIN DOW - 811,1 DES.
Pflan redeofd el the KIW CABPW 3TOUN of
McFarland, Coiling & Co,
IdOe 7t AUD 73 TUTU STBLIT.
Bowlers the run Orme sad DLIPATOR Ilutcraea
Deering to purchase for the TA3.10 ?BADS
AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK,
We ars goode now ce head et PSIOItB
TEUT KUM
Below Present Market Rate*.
W We erpeclany write the ettentlen et °OOR
TUT EIMICEILIIII3 sad WUOLTIMLE BOTTLES.
Jour OPENED.
NEW CARPETS.
parohaoor oval. in sno aroono doprosolon tha
gotten Olarkota nollriag th• belnd
maw In Sgllllllll4 and 1.1503/nalllo, and a.. .bb
to offor rocaplota *morn:ant on
Carpets, Floor Oil Cloths, Batting, ha"
WWI a vary largo nonnotlon In Woos.
OLIVER N'OLI3TOCK & CO.,
1,0 as /111,11 era err.
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
To doom cut finmatr stsok. at
Clelkssurs dlssettosßovens,
YOU WANT TO' BUY good, cheap
Boots, Shoes, Clatters or Balmoral,
ma it No. 98 KARIM BUZZ% as we an okoitog
oat oar gamma Goads at rosily reduced ,prlli?•L
elrgeatember the plat* at
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MATTI , N , laS,
WWI 5171001.11 rositterinatc
its ogre still atinag at U.. pit* .4 • rm ••••.
Mr am, unecked and Fancy Ratting,
Otiatty AA, and at 0 myttior
OLIVER wintrzocrs a CO.,
1 05 13111171 wraurr._
Belonging to ib. Sri. Norio Tolls alp Clonal Cast.
P plirjlan a ls 4 cow Ch ; :Zi t o r "1. 13
be Colleted nn nioUnn. In Dinsuls7 oo
the Sla DA[ Or 0rP21111.8211 OrST. •
We palthw
. Tor maps and catalogues Maio
!SOOT. Agent. Ihnicdt.
Joitawk;a
pEINSIONEI, BOUNTY A BACK PAY. IKM AND "EAR
•
hT•4103 siva law 14,4 As Claimilral.
.
All i - ounded &Mom who ban Pea 14 the itLIV
tory or naval HMO% an onittlat to 400:8011417
tad PINICOIL MI Soldiers who Moo oteted twb
nen 01111 do «maw to tho 1110 D Ituta id eohnottr
rrilMdbo7 rroa
in of ttoltn 4t '
wwt
who= or aro kt f lr:
the osnrkn are taplott. ht gumbos and Um 11100
Bounty, ao , to • ' •
Goims, of wary - dotattpthos, pritortlyht.
t•oad to alai* nude to Say Oiss 'until Its
coo-v M colleattd.
pEiNSIONB, BOUNTY, BAOK PAY,
No. U 4 7ITTNITNENT. Pitt
Colltotions in Allee.sor sod adjoisis• 41. do.
Prosacats• SOLDIIIVIII4IIII 9 . of t , d't de. _AV
don; BOUSTLIrd, tot all aloha:god dedistC Pah
410123, wonaded Otdorre sod Bolden; BOON
nee Prattaiose rut widoori. Prrealti tit--
Talldren, Brothers mud Aldus, or. Woo legal
gentatiiii ot those *Do hays died la tlumrsi
Ir.^ and after Mochas. from &mane roo
Mini ° easels toad oodeasd. sad ". tettar
• v0w,.,. - 'ref
MoCAROO'd MARBLE WORK -
.:.
Jad LIAULIIII,BTRALT. •
- A beautiful aud varlet asectsuut et
MARBLE MAN T E 113„
Monuments and Genie' Stone &
PLABTAB YAM& uoarevete
FINAL NOTIOZL-11; -= INOOMB
TAX.--1.111 . r...
j ira t i re trestabstin
tton totstriot of fouls on - bomb, notftbd SO
to
return on or In 811P01118 8 *: 11 t. UNA
fa the Aubtant AMMO= of- ilk& rowan Rob.
Divbitab. , Of at Om ono of the todoribittod. So. 106
Fourth striof. in caw of palms IsUbfle Ot Valf•
Mori .Itbta nu *boos opootliof Cow, iheibtl ant
Atoommt los lestanotul teal liablion to fised tbo
malty axes bJ low..ebich fi 692 01 :- 0 " A'Saggo! ,, :•l
RUM
MOW. ria Aarnot. Pi.
w — *. - AVDiasoN,
_Jese..-100 boxes'avunos •W. I
ILI .111 be mold L. .43 don onalinment
RIBS& IFILILINSOZ
800
13:r2Z3
itholeeLle and nail
AND tBILDIII3II
65 Tina fir IMICT
sad dotal&
==IM
T. WALT= DAY.
OIIALIIAi OGAIX
il. 0. Au.axBIZA
itiono44d.Zoo Otani ease
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF PITTSBURGH
TVIAIraItr.DIPASTWJINT.
Ontot crt,Ootuvratorame-or Till CtraZNIFCT.
• Wes :Vuit
- ton A. ita k Al agora fah, 11d3.
Anszinea. By rati•faotora evident* prevented to
the uzdmeteumf. it hot" bent made to appear that
the 71KiT NATIPNAI. B Mall OW Piritifill6ol3.
in the Cottony of Anathema. wed Etat* of reneejiya
n'a ha. been duly cogernited under tad according to
the requirtmtote et the Act. of oougnett. entitled
' , du Act to Deoltde • National:tartest,' revered bj
a pledge of I:lilted kat. viettliettind to ;solid* for
the oft: teation and red•mption Stool.. approved
b,
ta airy 25th. 1063. and has tom trod with atl the
p• urinous of raid not retuned so compiled with
before comminef th. beielueet of Baulking.
Now. tberafore, I, frail If OCDILLC,Ca, COUlpfraet
of the zurvency, do 6.teo y oettlfy the: be !mid
?MST &taint?... L. 111112.- - P171111112G11.
annoy of .Allitherly, Ltd- Atit'a Of Piens,' mote, is
authorized to tOrnmell: orttobutfsks. of Boullog on.
der the act atrial&
•.-Am-In Wanton, whereof witosw my bond
sa. land nil *Lake, .this 6th day of Ante,
- 1.1663. , • • 1111811.,10171.1L00
Coutpirdler of the Currency.
THE FIRST NATTONAL BLINK . OF
ParBBURGH,'
LA2I P/TTEIBUSGU TRUST OOMPAIXT.)
CAPITAL, $400,000, with ptl•fleg , to Wm,
to ex,000.000. _
The Pittatinrah That t ocipany'haviug orgattawl
cedar the art to provide a Nettonall.arrvary. Crider
the tit% of the FIRST itaTtagAL 'BASH Of
Pl/TrßOßiall, would respectfoll• offer be urvical
for ski. collection of Boles, Drafts, Mlle of neun_ge,
aiothe,snouey on &pan, and buy sud tell Ix--
de op canal rote of the tattatry.
The nooses whit& hat attendtd the Plttahurgh
. TrritOotoptny tint. its orfanlsttion In 1E54 wdt,
we billeve, be a motto:lent guarantee that Imbue'
entrusted to the tow orietutttlan will twelve the
lame prowpt attention.
Ifwvreg J. Ted,y- extonshre correepuidence with
Baas, end hanky's throughout the country, we be.
lbw* we Ora oder animal GO:tiles to those who do
baoteese with 111
'I he buttons will be oondooted by the same m
ars and Director.
Buscroni
Ale■ender Spoor,
Ifrancla O. Biller,
M. z. Bradley,
Samuel Bea.
Janata Laaglalln,
Babel t 8. Hasa,
7 has. P all,
Thai Wirctman,
Wm. N. kilmlck,
JOHN D. EIOULLY
AtioNBo4 1888
AN A LY8116.-
loarrina --MOO. St OWS, MO.
Pim Oz.ltom 11.130
1„. .01.• r.
11 . 01.
Raving accepted the Agony for the tale of the
1111LIIPLid MAT. mined ow Bt. Loath No., f L.
vit. the attantion of Glom end Steel Manufacturers
to the Analysis given above, ae reported by heft
A. A. Hart of &wean, and J. O. Booth. of Phi:Leda.
phis, which, foWher with the test of actual experi
ence by saanuerm fa Pittsburgh, Obtelanati
sad It. Lous, determines it to be the pored end
most namable Clay now known, whether Tonigs or
Amacloen. Pots mode from it have stood in the
glom roams from a% to I months.
hoe Analyal. is of - the Olay se taken from the
min% without any Washing or preperatiott what
ever. It powwow peat edimairenees end pTsailclty
goatitieo, which are not shown by ttui Analysis, and
which admit of the admixture WI large proportion
of shall or burned day.
1-as now prepared to ell codas for the rebore
May, to be shipped from Bt. Loads or delivered here.
ALEX. GORDON,
vo. isu a ZOOND MET.
BARGAINti
IN
C A. 12, 113 T .
JUST OPTIMA AT
DIE' Clam]. rtirci. ye.
87 FOURTH STREET,
• tarp aasortsatat, Which via in bid at a very
gnat nduotlon tram LW prima.
W. D. & H. XICALLUBL.
&all
CELEGABAY INSTITUTB.
Boarding k Day School for Yong Ladier
Nos. U 27 andl6r) &rude Street, Fhiladetphis.
he regular mum of instruction embraces the
login& and trench languages ens Literature"—
Lotus, if required—and eli the brancha which con
stitute & thorough Zuglitb *duo& fut..e .clel otteu•
tics twang paid to the tatter bf the Prinorpol, mitt•
ed br the tat Prorogue.
trench Is the Leaguer. of she
stoutly spoken Io tail It 'Laud°.
The souotsetos 7i.r cammen•
end closes Jul) lit.
Tor circulars ead•partlmatin
gam. KILDALME D'Ef 1116
SURGEON WM& • • 'l3 OFFICE, I
WASITLICITOII CIVT, Allot WI, 18tL )
WASTED—ortratoas and Assistant linrpona sr
Colored Bentmaela.
Applleaote on appointment mutt be Graduates of
likellotna and *lamb Apical Witty m will enable.
tam t o at dare Yard Maid melee. They will to an
&mined previous to sppolatmeat Oya lefts! loosed.
Appiicattoos tar pennialon to appear baton an Ix
ammlng Goan! mast be mot to too Moven General.
Bo expanse snowed-146110ne to appedntomat. Pay
of And,tant Surgeon, s tl2 83, pay of Manton, {la&
anio-114 W, ei; Ham latitiD. aunts General.
SPECIAL 4TTENtioN.
GAB AND STEM" PITTING,
WIC Z1274' Jr., "di CO.,
No. M. (UN IN.)INDINAL wraisr
==:M=l=
2 1 1I0HIGAN PINE TIM ER LANDS.
IMMO AGM 07 PM TIM= LAMB,
DS ItAXLZ
P WV , atteatlon_
Q. . to the treatment at
atm Oa CIATAX=IIINT I V I TZ !far Ail=
.ulAli PUPIL, twat. aITIIIOI/Ur tY ~d, and
.treats all UTritugmaao. air mat aro SAAR
BELLENO an , a all ammo Mimeo noise and
PINN MEM.
TIOUEIBTti. WOULD DO WELL TO
as Geniiild NMI/ thausleas with Oa tar One
graTiiii TiaIIIILING 13111IITIN
DI vadat I. bail noshed.' lute imam of Tin
bandmie now
latlis. a GLID3,
roarth h Dtsmood.
DIA 1
data
PRONTING, 011.,WABEI !STREETS:
—Voleattillittufar mak, Intl In; on
Nihon. Crawford and Wan+ strista, a totortory
brick dwelling' boom of ma n rams, Milo, trout
porch, *to Alga a mall fr,xil boars. •
sat & 00TEIBIIIIT1'80nti. 61 Knekat at.
11'.1=1
UIVBEitiAL - OLUI
. —Oa only Wrtnitee
Ideation. Celt sod too duo
Depot, Nos. 26 sod SS 111. Dh
Solo
o Vklulial -AND -00 19 tliedlftlA put
6.3 op in one and two p cans, bstinetkallp
eager. just received a fresh as ly and for sale by
the desert or eines rea r at wimpy Orowrip Pane of
JOHN S. Eraidanw, .
bat censer Marto and Hand Mesta ;
.B.LTiNG I—Leather. and
Ghia Digging i._ r eele GUI Rioting. Hoes; Ow:.
al 'mil on luont st ties bats Rubber Depot
or J. lt B. PHILLIPS,
salt Mead PS Pt. Olair street.
obis, attn. 0. . A
/J Mao !able salt nu, ems* ground Alma 861 t, to
near, for id, at 116 Llbirtlreet.
.
riukt;ll mann; da ily .
fags goatudicy,l4_lo dud Jusdula Daus and ,
bestetd, admit Mat ner,ltet.
dad L.ll.lrelOS 00.
U
31 r!" -
:11Anataiii ,KIG4I, - IMAM
Dena and WiT _
a WILIMISOS.
bbls. bio. 3, large,
47.1 for ask Tay low roans.
• MIMI DICE= Otk,
b,.l.argo size. for sale by
cuAg., L. CALDWIILL.
15 1 1!V b:LtYlel=,
VIWILWW6-I,UUt) p.m°. s on "
TT low for saJo by mama O. COLLIES.
Dar 000D1
AT JOS. HORNE & CO.'S,
77 AID 79 ICARILIT ST.,
NEW GOODS
macre:RECEIVED D4IL 1'
AND ANN Ent BALI AT Tilt
LOWEST ,CASR PRICES.
OUR SIMMER STOOK
IB BRING CLOUD OUT
0 3t MA.PI
enlll
CLOSING OUT
OUR
SUMMER GOODS ,
To aoko roots for our
NEW FALL GOODS!
Iho follow's& goods have WO& stuffed dolts
_ .
VERY CHEAP
LAWNS,
111,3.101111. -
01112LIIDLIS,
LINOS,
LACIII POINTS,
SHAWLS,
NM:ME&
111LCQUAL
♦ Stub tondf of footdonoblo %bodes of
Aloa,coas and De Laines
Asd f war lot of 8.1.L11012g.L13 Just mein& at
ALEX. BATES',
oulg S 111" TH STRUM
President
INTERESTING TO THE LADIES!
W. are salting at • EZDUCIDD PRICY
Cotton Hosiery,
Gloves,
Lace Mitts,
Embroideries,
Veils ;
Sleeves,
Waists, &CI.
Etoop Skirts. ißsltlf salad, at Millie*.
q' ws ass TC26•=rtlui
BELT% BUOILLIS.
111110015/IL/1 ROOKS cp stirs.
MACRUM & CLYDE,
NO. 78 MARKET 8271301 T,
mai Baty= Iroarth and Diaitaaad.
M=E!
COMMENCING
Jro.4lrDdli", 'say 21t/t;
AHOTEMS GIBSkT HEDVOIRON
BARKERS
9
59 Market Street,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS; good and East odors. 120.
Shirting 11/11.1131ins, 1.26.
LACK SHAWLS, POETS, MANTUA
BORNOUS,
1111.
Want, sad Is con
Fiaptniter 14th
MEM
BARGAINS IN EMBIWIDERIBS
. M. Burchfield's
The steak Is doling out st etuanally law !Ow!.
Raiff= MIST PTTe o - worth Inforlk
Do. COLLARS. worth $S foe SUO.
KULL II AND 3,, ke hau plah
alialls be halt PIM
JAOONIT FLOVEIMIG;
JADONIT IDGEFORI
LIEU ZDDIZIGIS I
Do. INDISTINGB;
IIGUUD WEITZ BURMA tMI prim
W 11331 BIIELL/ANTS;
WIT DAILABIL lIKEEITING ;
Al the stock of 211BROID1111118 11211 pidtleely
thetas oat, now is Ithe Simla pi be/plash
Ana
A REDUCED PRICISI3I
- To class out oar
SUMMER STOOIE.
• ---
ft mei anTann ~any p«wn of oar 1011.
MOON. we Inns dotTendand to
RedstoPrices to HIICA a Point
AT TM 31alnit an otdent rtth t . 't.BVL
WiCir•
Oa stock 6 now IMOD inn. Tralk Pundinntil balt o ll
been Wolf added.
~st. goo dsfly Tiodpi •
,
iugli Dimwits, GOODS
•
z icia lsonni, that the
l itt37
of aatt.s
ierekisti - ad Splers Vurbuy for Mk
. -
WM And on! pica un bow vs buoy Ilsonan bows !
mum= a 00.,
Ea. IT MIS TRW=
klitto WiLLNUES.
t nrllt eve paled
nt
st th• India Eabbgt
r stmt.
• a. einrsnis,
eats br this covnti
INA:100IDEA _
ESRUCtair PitION/
grata; zinumita calm.'
C3=-0 O MA,
LAS& 11. 1 461101-*OO.ll.
. to PIDISAI;101111114 sdnum
isthint
GENIIS PATENT BULLET PEPPY
srzn
ersnanoura iirawazi exam,
In Nong,uti,lAti e;tb•;..6*-
-averrw rum Limmi BHIIT
i Tor sato tor MAMMY GLYDai
all' TO NNW WIWI be. 4th and Dtsaism.:'
JIMUSE.RIIgJrTS
IWPECTSBUROLI THEATRE:.
Wu. Blanzasaa
or POI oz Amssioa—.93,. Ls-sza. 16
Iteeerved 50 tette.
JSO alutust 10, 1863,
end ohly
ascend sal Meld Ina!' 1; mat
C RIPBL-LL
strryt:mr_ist
EIGIIITICUN 5 lIIMIBIZBouedor the pivoted es,
pent/lon of . CABIPBILit. tads Intik
inthe dim 'v. the *mire 'Troupe In new special.
the. 7cir Ir4l ;articles , . ere crogralerese.
colt' R • lilt - %hie' &TIM 9051,61' lost.
idAzor. lt; tiaLL.
eIIITTHE StatINIEW3 04313 A EOM.
J.O. Manage%
Grosai
Trtiuopbuit "seise of fate no* owsBin7. En.
=AA • ° M t 3
2Ze " prsl a' I t s ! MI
1111.111/9011 - tbelttaPplan Ooaaidkif
DI.DLLE /LE NASA CLAIM D!I Y.-
OBE ALIA G&W/11E8: J. 0. WALLACE:
1340. WINSHIP. 4111D , WOIT1a.
And a host of others,. In sloplowlid
YO HIOHTI
New eAtei, Amp &Ad elancew, Look .wat 8W cid
Admlstealiand 28 ovate. Claminisiew At a AMA.
:111C110.41AEL • -
BentATITBDAYJNOBNING;4iji: 16616;
reolockattabtsold at the Cosit646tet fileiritorme.
66 Intrh street, 2 261114 Ts? BCAlrAtil.ittalpfplg
W 11.04.
sulA DAVIA kIgaLWATNIL knerra
veLueliaLtsi b Liu utiz 1... r Aut.:ram
—On TUESDAY lIVIZSING, Aug 'lBth. at 8
*Volk, will tre sold at the Commereird Neva llOoma,
No 54 link street,
8 abatis Bank of Pittaburgt; • .
. •
10 -do - Mosongabeleixtrorrnor pompon '
10 do People's Iwamoto* Company; -.-
25 do Allegtory.lfaltey Boerne Company.
.114. • DA V 18,1 lila I WA linai , .. awn.
GIII.IUNIUNti, ANIL) . ,16.1 DUisti
On SATURDAY MORISIAD, Ass: ISDN at 10
aold•I thetormerelst - 888111 - 88081 a.
158.Plith - --
8 dulls popular Young Upton Tea;
8 rata %Lee Grovad
8 _do • Chttnical -
8 hittbeSsTAWlL - if.rizig;
- 1 'So • Dinar:
ROC , oKsas it.McILYYP
.
env A • bI ItEtII imektiovito
.411
a 3 -4 .--I.IIItiATI3BII4 - Y7AYaktiooll,
snit lath, at 4 reclookorM tasold; on the sambas,
motel ellebbrllenealiand Toliailtatain the court
on atnii afteitibetwren Walnut: aid Y eta..
belnatubdttlelenot Loll ho.. 4.1444444-ln. 5i .
lo: a Is Oaf 27aret.Poitt. by IS lest
/l
b, *Rh a 4 feet alley to frost Sad as
a. II t. a. lot 16 ftet,/1)6 intim .fittett by ft bat ,
depth wbereati is erested • brkastwelbea. -
14s-if Ysk lot 12-bet-456 foot
Why. and .steadies- back-eata sh - its 211 bet.
with au aarichsal ante ci 10 llitA'ieblch hi IS feet
04 Ischia Wfdronakfas grit -dipth: of 431104
whereon ta steeled a brick
was, 1ti12, - 11:iind - 14 — aie - Tatiateraglia — ii ass s
tealsee - each in width, and each AS tett fa: depth,
whereon are erected 4 brick daillts - -
all Ibe dwe'llags are two.etery substaathd bun
tags. Eats:Dal inaemantascualalst.Aans opialag
en • Ens lend coast. aturonadett ay a S ant feet
Taw or 6aiss-4tathlrd cash; !aids* la =wand
two perk with interest...
suit - k NeILITATaa. hact'ra. .
ANTBW-60.4. loins 1..1V• want
II IF Avntm at $ • =nib enema pa% toed!
onr-Per4staghtscai,Dricatai.Bunkin
Ober new Ladd and Onansi isztiolos. dry
nlyinamnia.7 SHAW & MAIM. 13Iddidord. Ks.
IIIVANTED r—Vb mown 11. want to
R kits Avulse in suer county - AC In 'walk
=pause pild, to NU my ttswobisaftimays
.11111AlfrAN-4. DincLinr,d; vo
vv voort=wO iota to . tom: Soon,
- eitnattd , ,en the ilea of none ot the Minot& ninnins
out item the city, or. lo the sniontibifof
City. Into* to hien ienm,9 tole reams, with •
large int yr yard sttathed; apply to'
Int 13 !MALIN h uer , pence% st.
.
•
119VII.IJAM • A.': WA.111), DENTItST.
Binatiaw'a Borldieg, ad door, beck I ,eutrance
on Liberty street. 0111 to noon Com 11 a. until Bp.
in. In order to a proper andenrauding on the part
ethos, who may cull epos me, I deem It my •ty
to deeignete some ot the Shinto common In t be,nso.
elm of dentistry. which I dd. not do. In the first
place . I do not give a day', midi; to any one. Ido
not make cheep sets of meth do not modem. by
their extreetion. *wind, hewn.) , teeih,.th coder to
Insert artlnohtt one. ; do not, in soy in.tsness dee
stray the IMMO. of- verb, thereby render se them
Debts to the meet got etel disearro. and their tarty
luso the more orrtain. Three. and numerous case
thing. which I could sp.olly, I d not do. In the
abotta of =status mow tor tillios the- teeth. I
make-but a limited am el gal, impudence having
proud it the lout of ell elamluel tliMr presirsn.
that., In all can, however, Involving the oppeerattso
of the teetb. Ido Dabluttate to make me al it. dr
to the quality of Milne or plop of sold. a numb/e
-at widen I Inserted to the yenta ollt-10 am still
bearing testimony to my wortramehip or perhaps
should way protagonist shin. • , lilt us
I eAAO - -
I AL
IISZIGILTLITY 01'7.
Kurt aossasatis on Bird .1 kakr UM
mamma sank of DIMLING BOAT AND
PLANK, WINDOW IBAkill sturr. Lternaa.
JOBSTB,' grouting. LAMB, PA.
IC.
Ea win • hit ardsrs IC BAwskr Brunt with
rrompton. sad at ra ft rates.
-14.1 k. Tressa wanttag.LOlM TUCK= cm M
LA.% ars partlaalarly tainted to =mks kds Naas
lalr Oise as OBAI BTTHIT, am Babbt,z.
"11111 USkiLili 1"/IBIsfie. tiViitRAOLBEL
Alb .—Notwltbstsadlag *ha tatswha at joalowt
apootasto wooden, who swan to the *,tats ofOpt.
tko
PEBBLI Eir&O'ZAOLIII
Ara tandr' bur 4a tha ;warmed anderannalta otcu
@Mom All that b Liked fa in examine all What
then call and examine th* 1t1N351101
M u lLll 4. l l ; ones. For Nola by'
J. mason», Pricuom °Puglia.
_ lisaViettrer of ttuk Waft: Rebtlititipalabe
me r.Y 1f Nggsmit.;qt pod Binahz
I
PAUL-ell'a tits tht ' .thodaf Infoistitakt
klub' sad tbs pukka generally that' we.** arm
g=to =TRACT Tlit7ll VIITEIOUT PAIS
p a rantkol of Dentistry.. Than who 'Eau tors
posapiatog
this mach dreaded patios may now
mach-
Omit hors ind 'se roan. at tk• Inle•
Way wa but lama baa been atom/day wow imar.
Miloacts2=l6 14:
or star %Wank Itattay used. AX ttmw
"Wog tks savior of a good tad MIN*, Dantlat
iutoonesatsidtk...
'stemma No. 47 141914213A1
- 0 11317 .44 -
. ' Oir pot Okid rialTiderai 0 1 4*;4 01 9 A • Af. .
.AZ9, it. satfizra*ortota.
15=zifiliiiiiiw - A Tirsx t s.
06, -
_.
rm.
=DUMB: 111141-.1311,1011. MAN•
...P. - airs... 4 llo:_vsn: - .. - - - . ...,_. ._
z ••.. Maktpmest.AsllCrit—tio.i ::
as
dishrilla MID 17 Y. . .
~... lIIIIKHIrah 165 MUTT - 5711111
I
,ruts . 'it i nti i nt i i maim mans or
, rtur Pones. A A Parremzer DirJl94, ub
' wry maws we erromerrtir worbri • r 4.1 n
V. man.
BBONMILOILROW d CO., •
=um - etas AND 0111/AXIETAL ' FAMOUS.
°gammas AND GLADIEIDD i
' • j l4 ‘ in "MEW sintn,
it :ltt atis Uß t : wra Zai .
mers la3o .
u .
lox
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